@aryacode/dsh-engineering 0.3.0 → 0.4.1

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -1,5 +1,34 @@
 # Changelog
 
+## [0.4.1] - 2026-10-25
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **The bundle could not be installed.** `dependencies` pointed at the Optix component through a GitHub
+  release tarball, and pnpm refuses a URL inside any subdependency:
+  `ERR_PNPM_EXOTIC_SUBDEP ... when blockExoticSubdeps is enabled`, which is the default. Every install
+  from the market or the registry failed this way. The dependency is now the registry range
+  `@aryacode/dsh-tool-ft-optix@0.2.1-rc.3`, which is the same build (its `lib/index.js` is
+  byte-identical to the tarball's), so nothing in the bundle changes except that it installs.
+- The `optix` row names that package too. The row previously kept the old `@deepseek-ai/` name while
+  the dependency was renamed, which would have left the row unable to mount even once the install
+  succeeded.
+- `test/docs.spec.mjs` now fails when any dependency, optional dependency or peer is a URL, git, file,
+  link or workspace spec, so the tarball spec cannot come back quietly.
+
+## [0.4.0] - 2026-10-25
+
+### Changed
+
+- **One package, one client bundle.** The L5X ladder viewer and the FactoryTalk View ME display preview now ship inside `@aryacode/dsh-engineering` itself: `lib/client.js` registers once, under the bundle's own package name, and runs both faces inside that one factory. `@aryacode/dsh-engineering-l5x-viewer` and `@aryacode/dsh-engineering-ftview-viewer` are no longer dependencies, so the bundle declares no `@aryacode/*` dependency at all.
+- The `l5x-viewer` and `ftview-viewer` rows collapse into one `viewers` row that mounts the bundle package itself. A client bundle is only discovered through a mounted row, and a package registers exactly one bundle, so both previews mount together; the tool rows stay independent of it.
+- The bundle package gains a host half (`lib/index.js`): an entry that registers nothing of its own, present because the Shell scans the client face of packages that a row mounts.
+
+### Added
+
+- `scripts/build-client.mjs` builds `lib/client.js` from the two committed face bundles. The face bodies are copied verbatim, each in its own closure, and the merged plugin exports the union of both faces' services. `pnpm build:client` regenerates the artifact; `pnpm pack` runs it first.
+- `test/client-face.spec.mjs` holds the three properties that would otherwise fail silently in the app: the registration id equals the package name, the factory materializes with both faces and merges their services, and `apply` mounts both previews. It also fails when `lib/client.js` is stale against its faces.
+
 ## [0.3.0] - 2026-10-23
 
 ### Added

package/README.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ MotionWorks IEC and FactoryTalk Optix sit behind a single install, one row per c
 switch per product — so the switch removes tool schemas from the request instead of leaving them
 visible after the guidance is off.
 
-`@aryacode/dsh-engineering` · 79 tools · 17 rows · 4 products · MIT
+`@aryacode/dsh-engineering` · 79 tools · 16 rows · 4 products · MIT
 
 ---
 
@@ -24,8 +24,9 @@ the skill that governs it. Turning a product off removes **both** its guidance a
 | `rockwell-l5x` skill **off** | neither |
 
 The heavy surfaces are separate rows on purpose. A read-only profile pays for the read tools and
-nothing else, and the viewers are independent of the tools — switching L5X tools off does not remove
-the ladder viewer.
+nothing else, and the previews are independent of the tools — switching L5X tools off does not remove
+the ladder viewer. Both previews mount from **one** row (`viewers`), because a package registers
+exactly one browser bundle.
 
 ## What it supports
 
@@ -100,14 +101,15 @@ Where each surface actually stands, based on what has been exercised.
 
 | Version | What landed |
 |---|---|
+| **0.4.0** | Both previews fold into the bundle's own client face — one package, one browser bundle, 16 rows |
 | **0.3.0** | FactoryTalk Optix becomes a bundle component; 79 tools total |
 | **0.2.0** | MotionWorks IEC ports into the bundle — 24 tools over the COM bridge and saved-model engine, verified live; edit off by default |
 | **0.1.2** | Harness filesystem contract fixed across L5X and FactoryTalk View; every L5X tool linked to its capability by name; generated tool reference, examples and architecture docs |
 
 ## Install
 
-The bundle is a meta-package: it mounts its components by row id and carries the tool-exposure policy.
-Installing a component on its own gives you tools **without** the policy.
+The bundle carries its components (`vendor/`), its own browser face (both previews) and the
+tool-exposure policy. Installing a component on its own gives you tools **without** the policy.
 
 ```sh
 # in the AryaCode profile
@@ -139,8 +141,8 @@ flowchart TB
   Bundle -->|insert| L5XEdit["l5x-editing (off)"]
   Bundle -->|insert| L5XStudio["l5x-studio (off)"]
   Bundle -->|insert| L5XLive["l5x-live (off)"]
-  Bundle -->|insert| L5XViewer["l5x-viewer (on)"]
-  Bundle -->|insert| FTV["ftview-read / edit / studio / viewer (on)"]
+  Bundle -->|insert| Viewers["viewers (on) — ladder + ME display previews"]
+  Bundle -->|insert| FTV["ftview-read / edit / studio (on)"]
   Bundle -->|insert| MWI["mwi-session / read / verify (on), edit (off)"]
   Bundle -->|insert| Optix["optix (on)"]
   Policy -->|"rockwell-l5x governs 35 tools"| L5XRead
@@ -158,12 +160,11 @@ even when the implementation behind a row is replaced.
 | `l5x-editing` | `dsh-engineering-l5x/editing` | off |
 | `l5x-studio` | `dsh-engineering-l5x/studio` | off |
 | `l5x-live` | `dsh-engineering-l5x/live` | off |
-| `l5x-viewer` | `dsh-engineering-l5x-viewer` | on |
+| `viewers` | `@aryacode/dsh-engineering` (its own client face: ladder + ME display previews) | on |
 | `ftview-read` | `dsh-engineering-ftview` | on |
 | `ftview-read-skill` | `dsh-engineering-ftview/skill` | on |
 | `ftview-edit` | `dsh-engineering-ftview/edit` | on |
 | `ftview-studio` | `dsh-engineering-ftview/studio` | on |
-| `ftview-viewer` | `dsh-engineering-ftview-viewer` | on |
 | `mwi-session` | `dsh-engineering-mwi` | on |
 | `mwi-read` | `dsh-engineering-mwi/read` | on |
 | `mwi-read-skill` | `dsh-engineering-mwi/skill` | on |
@@ -216,7 +217,8 @@ even when the implementation behind a row is replaced.
 
 ```sh
 pnpm install
-pnpm test          # patch, docs, tool-reference and manifest checks
+pnpm build:client  # regenerate lib/client.js from the committed face bundles
+pnpm test          # patch, docs, tool-reference, manifest and client-face checks
 pnpm docs:tools    # regenerate the tool reference from the registered definitions
 pnpm docs:check    # fail if the committed reference has drifted
 ```

package/cordis.patch.yml

@@ -90,9 +90,12 @@
     - id: l5x-live
       name: '@aryacode/dsh-engineering/l5x/live'
       disabled: true
-    # The ladder viewer is the bundle's own client face, independent of the tools.
-    - id: l5x-viewer
-      name: '@aryacode/dsh-engineering/l5x-viewer'
+    # Both previews (the L5X ladder viewer and the FactoryTalk View ME display
+    # preview) are this bundle's own client face. A package registers exactly one
+    # browser bundle, so one row mounts both; switching the L5X or FTView *tools*
+    # off leaves this row alone, because a client face adds no model context.
+    - id: viewers
+      name: '@aryacode/dsh-engineering'
     # FactoryTalk View ME: read, edit and Studio entries plus the display
     # preview. The old plugin is retired, so these mount by default.
     - id: ftview-read
@@ -103,8 +106,6 @@
       name: '@aryacode/dsh-engineering/ftview/edit'
     - id: ftview-studio
       name: '@aryacode/dsh-engineering/ftview/studio'
-    - id: ftview-viewer
-      name: '@aryacode/dsh-engineering/ftview-viewer'
     # MotionWorks IEC: the redesigned rows. Editing is off by default, like L5X.
     - id: mwi-session
       name: '@aryacode/dsh-engineering/mwi'
@@ -119,4 +120,4 @@
       disabled: true
     # FactoryTalk Optix stays a separate package, mounted as a component row.
     - id: optix
-      name: '@deepseek-ai/dsh-tool-ft-optix'
+      name: '@aryacode/dsh-tool-ft-optix'